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Conference 7.286::golf

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Created:Tue Feb 15 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
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1842.0. "Golf in San Diego?" by VEGAS::GURALNIK (o 22 o) Tue Feb 22 1994 10:01

I am planning a trip to San Diego and I am looking for 5 good courses to 
play.  I know about Torrey Pines (North and South) and Singing Hills.  Does 
anyone have information on others that would be a good test of golf for 
8-14 handicappers?

One more thing...  We will be playing the 5 courses in 3 days: 36, 36, and 
18, so the courses have to be in "location" pairs.

Thanks...
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1842.1SuggestionsSIERAS::MCCLUSKYTue Feb 22 1994 16:3216
    Suggest that you try Pala Mesa.  It is tight, lots of altitiude changes
    and bueatiful.  I think it would be a good test and different from the
    two courses you are considering.  Very close to Pala Mesa are several,
    I like San Luis Rey Downs because it is a very different course, but
    there is also Red Hawk (I've never played it, but have had several
    people rave about the course) and Temecula Creek (which has three
    nines, two of which are excellent).  I don't know how much you want to
    spend, but I would consider La Costa, so you could play where the
    Tournament of Champions is played.  If you could go a little distance,
    about 40 kilometers south of the Mexican Border, I strongly recommend
    that you play Bajamar.  It is a true links course on a cliff above the
    ocean.  Wind can change your day - I shot a 45/42 and had lunch,
    practiced some putting, and then played the front nine again, but now
    the wind was blowing - 56!  Hope you've got some ideas from this.
    
    Big Mac